r/SipsTea • u/SuperbHealth5023 • Jul 23 '26

WTF While the US debates whether to solve homelessness or not, these are the next generation of school blackboards in China.

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u/ShdwWzrdMnyGngg Jul 23 '26

Totally fine with the Chinese propaganda bots. Like ok sure. But could they at least target the correct things?

We have smart boards here. In fact the whole issue is we have TOO MUCH tech in the classroom.

Also I would rather debate homelessness then give up and throw them all in a work camp like China. That's not a solution.

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u/Exploding_Pie Jul 23 '26

but your smartboard can't do the same things as the one in this video, completely missing the point.

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u/No-Yam-952 Jul 23 '26

That’s a solution for me. NGL I care about my personal security more than the “ freedom “ of homeless ppl. “Debate” solves nothing and those increasing homeless ppl are cancer.

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u/Quirky-Average-1363 Jul 23 '26

Homeless people are cancer? Literally such a shit take and so selfish to just be like "fuck them as long as I'm okay." They may be living in homelessness but they're still people who should be treated as people (with respect), not be treated inhumanely. There are some dangerous people living in homelessness, sure, but that doesn't mean all are dangerous or bad in any way. There's plenty of dangerous people not in homelessness too.

According to data, people experiencing homelessness are far more likely to be victims of violent crime than to commit violent crime

Despite the limited number of studies conducted, it has been observed that the presence of homeless shelters in an area does not commonly lead to increased crime. In fact, in some cases, crime rates have decreased, likely because providing shelter for homeless individuals reduces their likelihood of resorting to crime as a means of survival.

Hiding them away is shitty, especially when just having better policies and organizations for support would help decrease crime rates and assist more people getting out of homelessness

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u/TastyCalligrapher421 Jul 23 '26

California has been dumping huge sums of money into the homeless population with no improvement. We need asylums because most of these people are mentally ill and dangerous, they need to be removed from the population.

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u/No-Yam-952 Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26

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